How to Avoid Possible Refusal of your PR Application in Canada

The Top 15 grounds which may Impact to Refuse your Sponsorship Application in Canada as Spouse, Common-Law Partner

The application for sponsorship as spouse, common-law partner of a Canadian sponsor may take a while to comply with the list of requirements needed as to support the eligibility criteria in qualifying to apply for a member of a spouse, common- law partner of  a Canada class, pursuant to the spouse public policy of CIC.  While doing so, it is also crucial to know the possible grounds of refusal for your application (at the below list) to ensure greater certainty of approval on your application and to avoid potential refusal of your PR sponsorship application in Canada.

1. When (s)he the sponsor is subject to a removal order
2. When (s) he is being detained or reformatory in prison
3. When (s) he is in default of previous sponsorship, support payments or immigration debate
4. When (s) he is in with undercharged bankrupts
5. When the sponsor is in a receipt of social assistance for a reason other than disability
6. Has been convicted of an offense of a sexual, a violent criminal offense, an offense against a specific group of people that results in bodily harm, or an attempt or threat to commit any such offenses—depending on circumstances such as the nature of the offense, how long ago it occurred and whether a pardon was issued; (Please refer to R133. (1)(e) for complete details)
7. If the relationship is not genuine and there’s a strong indication that the principal applicant may have used the sponsorship application for the purpose of obtaining an immigrant visa, status in Canada
8. If they both used fraudulent documents i.e. travel & visa documents
9. When the sponsor or the principal applicant has an existing  marriage to someone else, at that time of their marriage
10. When the sponsor has an existing sponsorship undertaking to support a previous spouse or common-law partner and that’s still in effect and has not ended yet, by that time the sponsorship application is made.
11. If the principal applicant and dependent children are subject to medical inadmissibility, though they are exempt from  the  A38 (1) (c) required,
12. If the principal applicant and dependent children included in the application is subject of inadmissible on the grounds of criminal and security
13. When there’s a misrepresentation of the application or withholding information that is material to the decision on the application
14. Neither the sponsor,   principal applicant and  dependent children  do not meet the requirement as per criteria as the eligible sponsor and the definition of a  spouse, common-law partner, or dependent children  of a member of  the family class
15. If the sponsor withdraws the sponsorship undertaking and there’s no proof of support, care for the sponsored person(s) such as having an adequate arrangement

If one receives a refusal for this type of application, an applicant may consider to re-submit another application or to file an appeal pursuant to IRPA’s63 (1) at the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD), 30 days before the receipt of the refusal letter if (s) he thinks that the decision has some errors regarding the refused  application, but the chances as to whether to reapply or appeal will solely based on your claims, your individual circumstances and substantial evidentiary documents.

Contact Visa Online Assistance for your spouse sponsorship application in Canada at info@visaonlineassistance.com